Marichal Posts 20th Win As Giants Win 2-0 On Three Hits
Juan Marichal twirled a three-hitter to notch his 20th victory and his 16th consecutive complete game as the Giants blanked the Dodgers 2-0. Dietz supplied the offense with a fourth inning single, a run, and a sixth inning homer off Don Drysdale.
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Marichal
Dick Dietz
Giants
Don Drysdale
Roger Maris
Steve Carlton
Phillies
Maris
Reds
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Elroy Face
Face
Tommie Sisk
Tony Perez
Tommy Helms
Cecil Upshaw
Jim Britton
Braves
Upshaw
Britton
Ron Santo
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Joe Niekro
Junior golf league nearing end at Country Club
Craig Paul shot a 45 to earn medalist honors in the junior golf league at the Country Club this week. Mullets lead with 56 points, Dubs 54, Skull-Its 39 percent. Low scores include Paul 45, Green 47, Sheetz 49, Goff 55, Walker 59. Last play week is Saturday, August 3.
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Craig Paul
Mullets
Dubs
Skull
Steve Green
Tom Sheetz
Steve Goff
Kim Walker
Dave Tweeton
Robby Reed
Rusty Bannister
Dave Whitaker
Mike Woods
Missouri charges return of man for breaking and entering
Robert Milford was picked up by Missouri authorities and returned to face breaking and entering charges. He was arrested by Washington County sheriff's officers in Kalona at the request of Missouri officials. Part of the merchandise he is accused of stealing was recovered.
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Robert Milford
Missouri
Milford
Washington County
Kalona
Oilers Beat Redskins In Exhibition With Beathard Calling Plays
The Houston Oilers defeated the Washington Redskins 9-3 in an exhibition game. Pete Beathard, using hand signals and huddle drawings, directed plays amid new-team adjustments at the Astrodome. Beathard went 15 of 25 for 154 yards with a nine yard TD to rookie Mac Haik. The Oilers’ defense forced five sacks, two interceptions, and two blocked field goals.
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Houston Oilers
Oilers
Pete Beathard
Washington Redskins
Beatheard
Kansas City Chiefs
Astrodome
Beathard
University of Southern California
Mac Haik
American Football League
National Football League
Los Angeles Rams
Roman Gabriel
New Orleans Saints
Rams
Gabriel
Billy Truax
Bernie Casey
Major Leagues Leaders and Schedule Summary
Widespread baseball standings with American and National Leagues The Detroit Tigers hold first in the AL while St Louis leads the NL Thursday results include Minnesota over Chicago 4 1 Baltimore over Cleveland 5 1 and Washington beating Detroit 9 3 Upcoming doubleheaders and nightly games list pitchers by team for California Boston Detroit Minnesota Washington Chicago Oakland Cleveland Baltimore New York and more with Friday schedules and matchups.
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Juan Maricahl
Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
John W. Taylor
St. Louis
Bill Dinneen
Boston
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New York
Chicago
Houston
Washington
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
United Press International American League
W. L. Pet
Oakland
California
Murphy
Clark
Lonborg
Pizarro
Lolich
Merritt
Pascual
John
Milwaukee
Dobson
Williams
Bunker
Peterson
Oalif
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Pitts
Twilight St.l . Phila
Los Ange
Culver
Jarvis
Holtzman
Youth carnival a very successful Civic Club event
By Mrs Tom Hobbs Westchester July 30 the carnival sponsored by the children of the Civic Club drew about 70 attendees. Ten cents admission covered expenses. Junior High pupils and some Fathers assisted. Prize winners included Mike Tobin Bruce Packard Kevin Trapp in bicycle race and Virginia Packard Lory Packard Sue Dusenbery Jim Packard in art show. Crystal Zielstorf won the judge's prize for color and originality. Manitoulin Island noted as the world largest freshwater island at 1 600 square miles.
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Westchester
Children of the Civic Club
Mike Tobin
Bruce Packard
Kevin Trapp
Virginia Packard
Lory Packard
Sue Dusenbery
Jim Packard
Crystal Zielstorf
Ten Years Ago Today Visit by Capt Reed Family
Ten years ago today Capt Hubert N Reed and his wife Jerry with four daughters Marcella Marcella Michelle and Marissa returned for a brief visit after a four year assignment in Europe. While in Washington the family visited the Orin Wallace Wilford Greiner Francis Reed and Bernard Reed families.
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Hubert N. Reed
Jerry
Marcella
Michelle
Marissa
Europe
Washington
Orin Wallace
Wilford Greiner
Francis Reed
Bernard Reed
Pollsters Agree on Disagreement Over Polls Clash
United Press International reports pollsters said volatile voter sentiment drives divergent Gallup and Harris results. Gallup and Harris now agree Rockefeller could beat Nixon and Humphrey with Wallace in the race. Nixon and Humphrey remain neck and neck.
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Naion
Gallup
Harris
George Gallup
Louis Harris
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Rockefeller
Burns Roper
Elmo Roper
Roper Research Associates
Conservation work advances on Lake Darling watershed
G V Rosenkild of the USDA Soil Conservation Service reports ongoing soil conservation efforts by farmers in the Lake Darling watershed. Numerous locals including Harvey Hoskins, Howard Lins, William Day, Victor Stacy, Ed Wyse, Karl Parcell and many neighbors are shaping waterways, tiling ditches, and building erosion control ponds and dams. Community collaboration spans West Chester to Kalona with shared drainage projects among households and nearby farms.
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Lake Darling
G.V. Rosenkild
Usda Soil Conservation Service
Harvey Hoskins
Howard Lins
William Day
Victor Stacy
Ed Wyse
Karl Parcell
Willis Horton
Roy Rogers
Max McClintic
Lane Morgan
West Chester
Milton Ross
Russell Pence
Mollie Tierney
Marion Timmins
John Lenaghan
Washington
Duane Redlinger
Max Donaldson
Merle Pacha
Riverside
F.W Schnoebelen
Crawfordsville
Ernest Kiene
Grace Hebel
Keota
James Lutz
Leon Vogel
Dennis Greiner
Kay Statler
Hubert Sheetz
Sikke Temple
Guy Benson
Sheetz
Temple
Benson
Brighton
Leo Mullikin
Ralph Kauffman
Wellman
Lawrence Whetstine
Wesley Freel
Marion Blum
Ed Burkholder
C. T. Johnson
Ainsworth
Myron Stout
Earl Schuermann
Don Simmering
Kalona
F. R. Conklin
Joe Hershberger
Omer Rhodes
Harvey Bender
Negro athletes plan withdrawal from ISU over council dispute
Two ISU football players Willie Muldrew and Don Graves say they will leave Iowa State University amid a dispute with the Athletic Council over racial prejudice in the athletic department. They criticized a council statement about immediately hiring a Negro coach or assistant, part of eight grievances submitted by the Black Students Organization.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
Iowa State University
ISU Athletic Council
Willie Muldrew
Chicago
Ill
Don Graves
Des Moines
Centerville
ISU
Black Students Organization
BSO
Muldrew
Graves
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